Description

The Berjaya Beau Vallon Bay is located on the world-famous beach it shares its name with. This 3-star resort offers 230 rooms, making it by far one of the largest hotels in the Seychelles, and it provides easy-access to the beautiful sandy beach and the turquoise ocean, as well as the stunning underwater world of the Seychelles.

Facts:

Health Certificate:

Certified establishment approved by Ministry of Health to accommodate guests during the COVID-19 pandemic

Location:

Well-located on the famous Beau Vallon beach in the north of Mahé.

Grounds:

230 modern double rooms in various categories.

Catering:

Breakfast, half board.

Special features:

Beau Vallon is located next to the resort, and offers great sunsets, a beautiful beach to walk on, and excellent snorkelling opportunities.

Facilities:

Double bed, en suite bathroom, with shower, sink and toilet, terrace/balcony, TV, hair dryer, IDD telephone, air-conditioning, WiFi, minibar, tea and coffee making facilities, safe.

Rooms:

155 × Standard Room (up to 2 people)
25 × Superior Room (up to 2 people)
48 × Deluxe Room (up to 2 people)
75 × Standard Family Room (up to 2 people)
24 × Deluxe Family Room (up to 2 people)

Activities and specials:

Thanks to its location on Beau Vallon beach, the hotel offers the ideal starting point for a seaside holiday on Mahé.
The resort provides a number of restaurants, one of which was built right onto the sand.
All of the usual high-class features you might expect can be found at the resort, including babysitting, laundry service, safe boxes, a diving school, cocktail bars, car rental, a small casino, and much more.
Shops, beach bars, restaurants, and small shops can all be found within walking distance of the resort, some just a small way across the beach.
The restaurants offer various specials, including happy hour offers, Sunday brunch, oriental lunches, or shisha.

Description:

This 3-star resort is in a prime location right next to the magnificent Beau Vallon beach, one of the most renowned beaches in the Seychelles, if not the whole world. There are a number of good reasons for this fact. As one of the Seychelles' largest, widest beaches, Beau Vallon lends itself extremely well to watersports in a way that the smaller, secluded coves found elsewhere in the country do not. Here, visitors can surf and water-ski on the waves, and it is precisely this level of activity that caused a small town to spring up around the beach. Nowadays, there are several bars and restaurants, some of which are among the country's best, as well as shops for your day-to-day needs. Anyone planning to stay on Mahé without making use of a rental car will find that Beau Vallon is an excellent place to stay, as everything you need can be found within walking distance of the beach.

Despite this bustling atmosphere, the beach itself is not particularly crowded, even during high season. It offers shallow, clear water, and is covered in fine sand and natural vegetation. On clear days, it is possible to see all the way across the ocean to the Seychelles' third-largest island, Silhouette. The sun also sets over this part of the ocean, bathing the sea in a deep reddish colour which makes for a truly unforgettable sight.

The Berjaya resort operates its own diving school thanks to the excellent conditions in the ocean here, which lend themselves equally well to diving, snorkelling, or swimming. The resort also offers a large swimming pool and several other services you might not expect from an international-standard hotel. These extensive facilities are not commonplace in the Seychelles, but will allow you to fully enjoy a relaxing holiday. This is even more so the case if you opt for one of the Deluxe rooms, which offer extra space and a few extra features, especially useful for groups travelling with more than two people.